Found insideListening Strategies Examples of Each in Practice Anticipate content; ... Listen for details Listening for detail involves intensive listening, ... Found inside – Page 72Listening for specific details in an announcement that is immediately relevant to me is an example of intensive listening, while getting the gist of the ... Found insideFocus on the targeted skill when planning or implementing a lesson (i.e., writing in writing class, listening in listening class, etc.). • for example ... Found inside – Page 898Step 1: Intensive Listening Within the discourse framework used in the research study example described above, the first layer of intensive analysis often ... Found inside – Page 132These are examples that have been constructed for specific students in specific ... The testing of intensive listening: indirect tests The first two tests ... Found inside – Page 164... as it improves memory and promotes intensive listening and quick thinking): for example, 'Tell me about your weekend. What did you do?' 3. Found insideIn a lecture class, for example, the instructor usually has a strategy for ... Intensive listening involves greater use of your analytical ability to ... Found inside – Page 6... then you are doing— (a) focused listening (b) (c) extensive listening (d) intensive listening casual listening If a language teacher has put the words ... Found inside – Page 8HAVE WE FORGOTTEN HOW TO LISTEN ? by JoAnn Falletta Has progress robbed us of our ability to have a ... with noise pollution as we are , it is small wonder that we are not accustomed to sheer , unadulterated , intensive listening . ... What real and vital place in our lives does a Mozart symphony , for example , hold ? Found inside – Page 199Step 1: Intensive Listening Within the discourse framework used in the research study example described above, the first layer of intensive analysis often ... Found inside – Page 172For example, tuning-in listening often takes place when ... Intensive listening (listening for linguistic forms), if not excluded completely, ... Found insideencounters (in shops or restaurants, for example). ... signal a lack of systematic work on intensive listening involving phonetic or phonological aspects of ... Found inside – Page 56The following four approaches are examples of such product-oriented planning ... extensive and intensive listening, conversation skills, discussing and ... Found insideCampbell (2018) describes Enactive Listening as “the performance of a work in which, through intensive listening to every musical nuance, ... Found inside – Page 101... for example, those who withhold their attention or their presence from many ... for example, by focused looking or listening; turning to locate objects, ... Found inside – Page 237Integrating listening and self-monitoring activities in the pronunciation curriculum ... For example, Students might be asked to listen selectively to a ... Found inside – Page 176Intensive, concentrated listening is associated with emotional events in people's lives and ... music that was central to a person's music map– for example, ... Found inside – Page 79... for example, the importance of a cultural and sociological environment, ... and via intensive listening, the authors have searched for examples to show ... Found inside – Page 201In INTENSIVE LISTENING pupils are trained in detailed comprehension of meaning ... For example , a dialogue as given below may be taped or dictated by the ... Found inside – Page 10You need to recognize these sounds by listening to the example you hear from your teacher or from the audio player available in your language laboratory and ... Found inside – Page 163In the first example, we would listen selectively just for the ... been divided into two broad types: listening for detail in short intensive 'chunks', ... Found inside – Page 233There are very few examples of intensive listening exercises in published textbooks which adhere to all of these principles, although many textbooks provide ... Found inside – Page E-3... you are listening to the descreption of how to reach a specific location, then you are doing— (a) focused listening(b) intensive listening (c) extensive ... Found inside – Page 16SELECTIVE READING OR LISTENING Intensive reading is not the same as intensive listening. For example, a reading activity may consist of asking SS to look ... Found inside – Page 17identify ' ) , and in later chapters ( for example , 8.1 , ' Milly and Molly ... TIME 10 minutes + AIMS Language : intensive listening skills , to develop ... Found inside – Page 174A multimedia example of intensive listening would be colorizing. In a multimedia presentation where text accompanies audio and/or video, the user can be ... Found inside – Page 20For example, listening to a lecture in a classroom is a scenario that many people ... skill involves the use of intensive and extensive reading strategies. Found insideAn example would be a dictation, which could be used to measure listening ... Intensive listening/reading is when people listen or read for the details and ... Found inside – Page 28In a lecture class, for example, the instructor usually has a strategy for ... Intensive listening involves greater use of your analytical ability to ... Found inside – Page 206The listening skill, for example, is sometimes neglected, and yet you will improve your ability in this area noticeably if you do some regular and intensive ... Found inside – Page 163The advantage of listening tests as a comprehension measure for research purposes is that they are not labour-intensive and can be easily administered to ... Found inside – Page 2With regards to listening activities, Rost (2011) discussed six widely used instructional designs in L2 listening, namely, intensive listening, ... Found inside – Page 27Which a text in a creative way as they adopt is an example of encouraging ... A. Intensive listening activites B. Extensive listening activites 176. Found inside – Page 120In musical examples, ring modulation can be heard in the classic work of Stockhausen's ... sounds induces and encourages an intensive listening environment. Found inside – Page 80Listening practice 2 As well as providing practice in intensive listening ... for example , that you are going to hear each part of the test twice and that ... Found inside – Page 24Thoma and Kachele (I985) correctly regard the patient's response to interpretations as “decisive”: for examples they review lsaacs's (1939) catalogue of ... Found inside – Page 117An example of such a system is the 'Framework for Recognising ... sustained looking or listening, or repeatedly following events with movements of their ... Found inside – Page 113For example: “I'm sad because I lost my cat. ... prompt the student to be on alert for the words taught above while listening to or reading the story, ... Found inside... White also report some differences between the two intensive models, for example, ... emphasizing speaking and listening skills and the development of ... Found inside – Page 37In the next example from experience, a student describes his impression of sharing ... It's interesting that intensive listening tends to bring about mutual ... Found inside – Page 218Consider, for example, how the efficiency of your listening decreases when you are seated in a crowded, hot, stuffy room full of moving ... Before going any further, we want to make it clear that intensive listening isn't always desirable, even ... Found inside – Page 6... work (d) If you are listening to the descreption of how to reach a specific location, then you are doing— (a) focused listening (b) intensive listening ... Found inside – Page 494... are linked to a specific criterion—for example, maintaining records to ... For example, intensive listening during an interview, careful probing to ... Found inside – Page 136STRATEGIC DIMENSION Students can use Songbirds for both intensive and ... they want to develop INTERTEXTUAL DIMENSION In the example highlighted in Figure ... Found inside – Page 302to assign a level of listening proficiency to participants in studies where ... Framework of Reference for Languages (Council of Europe 2001), for example. Found inside – Page 78For example , if he / she is going to listen to a speech by the chief guest at ... Intensive Listening Once the listener has determined his / her purpose ... Found inside – Page 125For example, if the radio is playing in the background while you are studying, ... This type of intensive listening usually applies to small amounts of ... Found inside – Page 106For example, learning through listening to recordings (auditory), learning through finding information on graphs (visual), and learning with ... Found insideexample, from McVeigh (2010) presents a 'top ten' list of ideas that have been ... forpartsof the film or video, help develop intensive listening ability. Found inside – Page 152intensive. listening. Extensive reading was a fairly straightforward response to some problems with traditional reading programmes, but the applicability of ...